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Sarah Farmer, daughter of John Farmer, farm labourer and Sophia Farmer [Morphy]
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Type
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Source
 
1835
Born
In the County of Sussex
1841 Census
Maresfield, Sussex
 
6th June 1841
Census
At Millbrook in the Parish of Maresfield, Sussex; Sarah Farmer, F, [Daughter], age 6, born Sussex
1841 Census
Maresfield, Sussex

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Farmer, Farmor, Farmar, Fermor, Fermer, Fermour, Formor, Farmen family records
The ancestral pedigree of Sarah Farmer
   
 John Farmer
farm labourer		m: 20th Oct 1833 St Bartholomew Parish Church, Maresfield, SussexSophia Morphy 
 b: 1807 Maresfield, Sussex  b: 1803 Maresfield, Sussex
ch: 2nd May 1803 St Bartholomew Parish Church		 
  
     
 Sarah John Mary Ann James George
 b: 1835 Sussex b: 1839 Maresfield, Sussex b: 1843 Maresfield, Sussex b: 1845 Maresfield, Sussex b: 1849 Maresfield, Sussex
      
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